Hi Chris -
Great information - thanks for taking the time to respond..Yes as both you
and John Lahr have pointed out there are no simple answers, and the
background required to understand some of these answers is not always at
hand, but that makes it all the more interesting to learn.
Larry Braile's website has some excellent information and I have bookmarked
it.
It's interesting looking at the different dissipation rates of surface and
body waves and the science behind the differences.
Thanks Again
Bob
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Subject: Re: Dissipation of Seismic Waves
Hi Bob,
The transmission can get quite complicated. I suggest that you visit
Larry Braile's website and download 'seismic waves' and other introductory
programs. Some of the programs are quite large. See
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~braile/
Hi Chris =
–
Great information =
–
thanks for taking the time to respond……Yes as both you and =
John
Lahr have pointed out there are no simple answers, and the background =
required
to understand some of these answers is not always at hand, but that =
makes it
all the more interesting to learn.
Larry =
Braile’s
website has some excellent information and I have bookmarked =
it.
It’s =
interesting
looking at the different dissipation rates of surface and body waves and =
the
science behind the differences.
Thanks =
Again
Bob
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On Behalf Of =
ChrisAtUpw@.......
Sent: Thursday, October =
26, 2006
07:39
To: psn-l@..............
Subject: Re: Dissipation =
of
Seismic Waves
Hi Bob,
The transmission can get quite
complicated. I suggest that you visit Larry Braile's website and =
download
'seismic waves' and other introductory programs. Some of the programs =
are quite
large. See http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~braile/